Word: filles
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...launched 28 months ago as a TIME-size fortnightly "feature newsmagazine" that would fill in gaps presumably left by the newsweeklies, the sober New Republic, the monthly Atlantic and all the other news and opinion journals. New Times has often seemed preoccupied with drugs, conspiracies and other counterculture concerns; more recently the magazine has moved part way off those trendy themes. New Times has reported on a mini-civil war between natives and newcomers in Telluride, Colo., on California hospitals that allegedly give kickbacks to doctors for patient referrals, and on a right-wing militia group in San Diego. Much...
...peasants are large. They fill the foreground. They make it uncomfortable to be the traditional audience of salon painting, the middle-class observer. They are also deliberately iconic. Herbert points out that in Millet's Going to Work, 1850, the young peasant couple striding through the fields is based on Masaccio's fresco of Adam and Eve, expelled from Eden and condemned to labor. This resonance is deepened by the potato basket on the wife's head and by the thong she carries like the attribute of a martyr...
...serious and orthodox journalist. Unlike Thompson, he uses sources and formal interviews--he has credibility. Not only is he the best media critic in the country, he is seriously committed to social change, and is an important critic of society as well. His articles on the business community fill a gap that has been the greatest flaw in American journalism for year. But all with a light touch--when he tells us that California oil and banking interests have traded in Ford for Reagan, and gives convincing evidence for his claim, he titles his revelation "Bozo Must...
Hubbard said he was pleased with this, week's finish, because he had left behind two of his top skiers, Peter Anton and Captain Richard Raines. He said he wanted more of the team to compete so that he could fill in the fifth spot on the alpine squad for the ECAD Division II championships at Gunstock, New Hampshire, this weekend...
Next, a pair of great efforts by George Baker (142lbs.) and Tom Bixby (150lbs.) put Harvard solidly in the lead. Baker completely man-handled his opponent and pinned him in the second period. Then Bixby, who has returned from an injury to fill what was a gaping hole in the lineup, followed with...